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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /kəˈlæps/
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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation, also: /klæps/
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• homophone: claps (monosyllabic)
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• California, Southern: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• Queensland Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• New-Zealand: /kəˈlɛps/
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• South-Asia: /kɵˈlæps/
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• South-Asia: /kəˈlæps/
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• rhymes with -æps
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 L AE1 P S Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin collāpsus (past participle of collābor).

276 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: اِنْهِيَار (inhiyār) — act of collapsing
• Armenian: անկում (ankum) — act of collapsing
• Armenian: փլուզում (pʻluzum) — act of collapsing
• Belarusian: кала́пс (kaláps) — act of collapsing
• Belarusian: крах (krax) — act of collapsing
• Belarusian: абва́л (abvál) — act of collapsing
• Bulgarian: сру́тване (srútvane) — act of collapsing
• Bulgarian: ко́лапс (kólaps) — act of collapsing
• Catalan: col·lapse — act of collapsing
• Chinese Mandarin: 坍塌 (tāntā) — act of collapsing
• Chinese Mandarin: 崩潰 /崩溃 (bēngkuì) — act of collapsing
• Czech: zhroucení — act of collapsing
• Czech: kolaps — act of collapsing
• Czech: krach — act of collapsing
• Danish: kollaps — act of collapsing
• Dutch: ineenstorting — act of collapsing
• Dutch: instorten — act of collapsing
• Dutch: collaps — act of collapsing
• Finnish: romahdus — act of collapsing
• Finnish: sortuminen — act of collapsing
• Finnish: luhistuminen — act of collapsing
• Finnish: kollapsi — act of collapsing
• French: effondrement — act of collapsing
• French: collapse — act of collapsing
• Georgian: კოლაფსი (ḳolapsi) — act of collapsing
• German: Kollaps — act of collapsing
• German: Zusammenbruch — act of collapsing
• Greek: κατάρρευση (katárrefsi) — act of collapsing
• Greek: λιποθυμία (lipothymía) — act of collapsing
• Hebrew: הִתְמוֹטְטוּת (hitmotetut) — act of collapsing
• Hebrew: קְרִיסָה (krisa) — act of collapsing
• Irish: cliseadh — act of collapsing
• Italian: collasso — act of collapsing
• Italian: crollo — act of collapsing
• Italian: tracollo — act of collapsing
• Japanese: 崩壊 (hōkai) — act of collapsing
• Korean: 붕괴 (bunggoe) — act of collapsing
• Latin: lābēs — act of collapsing
• Latin: ruīna — act of collapsing
• Lithuanian: grūtis — act of collapsing
• Macedonian: колапс (kolaps) — act of collapsing
• Manx: cohuittym — act of collapsing
• Māori: tūrakitanga — act of collapsing
• Norwegian Bokmål: kollaps — act of collapsing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kollaps — act of collapsing
• Iranian Persian: فُروپاشی (forupâši) — act of collapsing
• Polish: zapaść — act of collapsing
• Polish: krach — act of collapsing
• Polish: kolaps — act of collapsing
• Portuguese: desabamento — act of collapsing
• Portuguese: desmoronamento — act of collapsing
• Portuguese: colapso — act of collapsing
• Quechua: thuñi — act of collapsing
• Romanian: colaps — act of collapsing
• Romanian: cădere — act of collapsing
• Russian: обва́л (obvál) — act of collapsing
• Russian: прова́л (provál) — act of collapsing
• Russian: колла́пс (kolláps) — act of collapsing
• Russian: круше́ние (krušénije) — act of collapsing
• Russian: крах (krax) — act of collapsing
• Slovak: zrútenie — act of collapsing
• Slovak: kolaps — act of collapsing
• Slovak: krach — act of collapsing
• Slovene: kolaps — act of collapsing
• Slovene: propad — act of collapsing
• Spanish: colapso — act of collapsing
• Spanish: desplome — act of collapsing
• Spanish: derrumbamiento — act of collapsing
• Swedish: kollaps — act of collapsing
• Tajik: фурӯпошӣ (furüpoši) — act of collapsing
• Ukrainian: кола́пс (koláps) — act of collapsing
• Ukrainian: крах (krax) — act of collapsing
• Ukrainian: обва́л (obvál) — act of collapsing
• Italian: funzione costante — one-valued function
• Italian: collasso — one-valued function
• Albanian: vithisje — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Arabic: اِنْهَار (inhār) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Armenian: փուլ գալ (pʻul gal) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Armenian: խորտակվել (xortakvel) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Azerbaijani: çökmək — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Azerbaijani: dağılmaq — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Bulgarian: срутвам се (srutvam se) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Catalan: enfonsar-se — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Catalan: derruir-se — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Catalan: ensorrar-se — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Chinese Mandarin: 倒坍 (dǎotān) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Chinese Mandarin: 崩潰 /崩溃 (bēngkuì) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Chinese Mandarin: 崩落 (bēngluò) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Chinese Mandarin: 虛脫 /虚脱 (xūtuō) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ngazidja Comorian: upuha — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Czech: spadnout — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Czech: zhroutit se — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Dutch: instorten — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Esperanto: kolapsi — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Finnish: sortua — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Finnish: romahtaa — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Finnish: luhistua — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Finnish: lyyhistyä — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Finnish: painua kokoon — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• French: s'effondrer — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Georgian: ჩამონგრევა (čamongreva) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• German: einstürzen — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• German: kollabieren — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• German: zusammenfallen — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Greek: καταρρέω (katarréo) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Greek: καταπίπτω (katapípto) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Greek: σωριάζομαι (soriázomai) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Hebrew: התמוטט (hitmotét) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Hebrew: קרס (karás) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Hindi: गिरना (girnā) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Hungarian: összeomlik — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Hungarian: beomlik — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Italian: collassare — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Italian: crollare — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Italian: accasciarsi — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Japanese: 潰える — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Japanese: 崩壊する (hōkai suru) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Javanese: ambruk — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Javanese: rubuh — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Kannada: ಕುಸಿ (kusi) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Khmer: ស្រុត (srot) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Khmer: បាក់គ្រឹប (bak krɨp) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Central Kurdish: ڕوخان (ruxan) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Latin: ruō — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Malay: rebah — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Malay: runtuh — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Manx: cohuitt — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Māori: ngaeki — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Māori: tanuku — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Māori: tūraki — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Marathi: कोसळणे (kosaḷṇe) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Nepali: भासिनु (bhāsinu) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Nepali: लड्नु (laḍnu) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Nepali: खस्नु (khasnu) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Nepali: भत्कनु (bhatkanu) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Old English: hrēosan — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Persian: فرو ربختن (foru-rixtan) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Persian: رمبیدن (rombidan) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Polish: bachnąć — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Polish: runąć — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Portuguese: desabar — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Portuguese: ruir — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Portuguese: desmoronar — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Portuguese: colapsar-se — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Quechua: thuñiy — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Romanian: prăbuși — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: разруша́ться (razrušátʹsja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: разру́шиться (razrúšitʹsja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: обва́ливаться (obválivatʹsja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: обвали́ться (obvalítʹsja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: оседа́ть (osedátʹ) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Russian: осе́сть (oséstʹ) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Spanish: derrumbarse — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Spanish: desplomarse — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Spanish: colapsar[se] — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Swedish: kollapsa — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Thai: พัง (pang) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Thai: ถล่ม (tà-lòm) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Turkish: çökmek — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: обва́люватися (obváljuvatysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: обвали́тися (obvalýtysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: розва́люватися (rozváljuvatysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: розвали́тися (rozvalýtysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: руйнува́тися (rujnuvátysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: зруйнува́тися (zrujnuvátysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: вали́тися (valýtysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: розпада́тися (rozpadátysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Ukrainian: розпа́стися (rozpástysja) — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Vietnamese: đổ — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Vietnamese: sập — to fall down suddenly; to cave in
• Azerbaijani: çökmək — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Catalan: col·lapsar — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Dutch: instorten — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Finnish: romahtaa — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• French: s'effondrer — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• German: zusammenbrechen — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• German: kollabieren — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Greek: καταρρέω (katarréo) — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Hungarian: bedől — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Hungarian: csődöt mond — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Hungarian: kudarcba fullad — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Italian: collassare — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Italian: bloccarsi — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Italian: arrestarsi — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Khmer: ដួល (duəl) — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Old English: hrēosan — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Romanian: prăbuși — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Spanish: derrumbarse — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Spanish: desplomarse — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Swedish: krascha — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Thai: พัง (pang) — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Vietnamese: sụp đổ — to cease to function due to a sudden breakdown
• Bulgarian: сгъвам (sgǎvam) — to fold compactly
• Catalan: plegar — to fold compactly
• Finnish: taittaa kokoon — to fold compactly
• Finnish: painaa kokoon — to fold compactly
• Finnish: romahduttaa — to fold compactly
• Finnish: saada romahtamaan — to fold compactly
• German: einfallen — to fold compactly
• Greek: διπλώνω (diplóno) — to fold compactly
• Hebrew: התקפל (hitkapél) — to fold compactly
• Hungarian: összecsukódik — to fold compactly
• Hungarian: can be folded) összecsukható — to fold compactly
• Hungarian: összehajtható — to fold compactly
• Hungarian: összetolható — to fold compactly
• Italian: collassare — to fold compactly
• Italian: crollare — to fold compactly
• Māori: whakakopa — to fold compactly
• Portuguese: contrair — to fold compactly
• Russian: скла́дываться (skládyvatʹsja) — to fold compactly
• Russian: сложи́ться (složítʹsja) — to fold compactly
• Russian: свора́чиваться (svoráčivatʹsja) — to fold compactly
• Russian: сверну́ться (svernútʹsja) — to fold compactly
• Spanish: colapsar — to fold compactly
• Catalan: plegar — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Chinese Mandarin: 收起 (shōuqǐ) — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Hebrew: קיפל (kipél) — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Hungarian: bezár — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Hungarian: becsuk — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Hungarian: összecsuk — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Hungarian: elrejt — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Māori: whakatiango — computing: to hide additional directory (folder) levels
• Albanian: vithis — to cause to collapse
• Bulgarian: срутвам (srutvam) — to cause to collapse
• Catalan: ensorrar — to cause to collapse
• Catalan: fer ensorrar-se — to cause to collapse
• Dutch: slopen — to cause to collapse
• Finnish: romauttaa — to cause to collapse
• Finnish: romahduttaa — to cause to collapse
• Finnish: purkaa — to cause to collapse
• Finnish: kaataa — to cause to collapse
• German: einsacken lassen — to cause to collapse
• German: zusammenfallen lassen — to cause to collapse
• German: zusammensinken lassen — to cause to collapse
• German: zusammenfalten — to cause to collapse
• German: zusammenlegen — to cause to collapse
• Greek: αποσυνθέτω (aposynthéto) — to cause to collapse
• Greek: σπάω (spáo) — to cause to collapse
• Greek: λύνω (lýno) — to cause to collapse
• Hebrew: מוטט (motét) — to cause to collapse
• Hungarian: összecsuk — to cause to collapse
• Hungarian: összehajt — to cause to collapse
• Hungarian: összetol — to cause to collapse
• Khmer: បំភ្លូក (bɑmpluuk) — to cause to collapse
• Māori: whakahoro — to cause to collapse
• Māori: tūraki — to cause to collapse
• Māori: tukituki — to cause to collapse
• Marathi: कोसळवणे (kosḷavṇe) — to cause to collapse
• Portuguese: colapsar — to cause to collapse
• Russian: скла́дывать (skládyvatʹ) — to cause to collapse
• Russian: сложи́ть (složítʹ) — to cause to collapse
• Russian: свора́чивать (svoráčivatʹ) — to cause to collapse
• Russian: сверну́ть (svernútʹ) — to cause to collapse
• Spanish: colapsar — to cause to collapse
• Bulgarian: припадам (pripadam) — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Catalan: col·lapsar-se — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Esperanto: kolapsi — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Finnish: lysähtää — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Finnish: lyyhistyä — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• German: ohnmächtig niedersinken — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• German: ohnmächtig zusammensinken — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• German: kollabieren — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Hebrew: התמוטט (hitmotét) — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Hungarian: összeesik — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Hungarian: összerogy — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Hungarian: elájul — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Hungarian: kollabál — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Khmer: បះជើងច្រោង (bah cəəŋ craoŋ) — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Khmer: ទ្រោមចៃដន្យ (troom caydɑn) — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Latin: prōlābor — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Latin: decido — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Manx: tuitt — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Māori: porowhā — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Māori: hinga — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Swedish: kollapsa — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground
• Thai: ล้ม (lóm) — to pass out and fall to the floor or ground